By Brendan Conway

All that chatter of a stock-market correction lately isn’t spooking the more aggressive sort of investment manager.

Fund managers polled in the National Association of Active Investment Managers’ weekly survey on average say they’re close to fully invested in stocks. What’s more, they’ve been that way for roughly a month.

The NAAIM Exposure Index, as the survey results are called, clocked in at 91.12 for the period ending March 26, having hovered shortly below that level all month. The index got as long as 50.97 in early February.

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Chris Dieterich has covered the U.S. stock market for The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires. He is a graduate of Regis University and the Missouri School of Journalism.